According to the "chameleon effect," if another person copies your gestures and physical postures, you are more inclined to like them (unless they overdo it).

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The "chameleon effect" refers to the phenomenon where individuals are more likely to feel a sense of rapport or liking towards someone who subtly mimics their gestures and postures, as it often leads to increased feelings of social bonding and likability, provided it is not perceived as mimicry to the point of discomfort or mockery.

According to the "Chameleon Effect," If Another Person Copies Your